The judge presiding over Donald Trump's criminal falsifying business records case in Manhattan is expected to inform the former president Tuesday on what he can and cannot say publicly about the case and evidence his legal team will get from prosecutors to prepare for trial.

MOSCOW Russia said on Tuesday that there were "certain contacts" with the United States over the case of

A hard-line anti-migrant party has decided to throw its weight behind the opposition candidate who is running against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in this weekend’s runoff presidential race

In a recent online clash between Swifties and Ariana Grande fans, Taylor Swift's fan account revealed that the 'Cruel Summer' singer's songs garnered 111 million streams in a day

An ex-policeman convicted in a politically charged Malaysia murder has been freed from immigration detention.

Montana legislators are the latest lawmakers to receive "anonymous, threatening letters containing white powder," amid an FBI investigation into similar incidents across the country, according to state officials.

The Los Angeles County sheriff says video footage of a deputy violently throwing a woman to the ground while she filmed a man being handcuffed in a grocery store parking lot is “disturbing."

Stocks are rallying on Wall Street following fatter-than-expected profit reports from big companies and the latest signals that the economy continues to defy predictions for a recession

UK opposition leader Keir Starmer vowed to break the “class ceiling” stopping people from poorer backgrounds progressing in

Taiwan says 103 Chinese warplanes flew toward the island in a new daily high in recent times

A U.S. official says North Korean leader Kim Jong Un may travel to Russia this month to meet with President Vladimir Putin as the Kremlin tries to acquire military equipment for use in its war in Ukraine

Elon Musk's social media company formerly known as Twitter has filed a lawsuit against liberal advocacy group Media Matters for America